BEFORE attempting any delimitation of the frontiers of Music and Poetry, or any discussion of their interaction, it is perhaps prudent to admit that in one respect it is impossible to separate ...

With “Poem of the Day,” The New York Sun offers a daily portion of verse selected by Joseph Bottum with the help of the North Carolina poet Sally Thomas, the Sun’s associate poetry editor. Tied to the ...

Celebrate World Music Day 2025 with a collection of heartfelt English and Hindi poems that capture the healing, emotional, and unifying power of music. Read now to feel the rhythm of words.

Just days after Jack White defended the value of music in a Q&A, the rocker has expanded on those thoughts in a new poem titled "Music Is Sacred." ...

Middle of the Air celebrates poetry beyond the page, uniting poem and song in new ways while drawing on the rich history between these forms. So if you have a poem or lyrics to submit, the competition ...

Alfonsina Storni, an early 20th century feminist whose arduous life ended in suicide, is remembered as one of Argentina's foremost modern poets -- but she ...

Lozier said that when students are moved by centuries-old classic poems put to modern music, “then they want to recreate that emotion themselves, to become creators, to collaborate with us and ...

The Poetry Foundation said Wednesday that a series of poetry events, writing workshops, a new exhibition and more will be ...

Completed last year on a co-commission from the Symphony and the Berlin Philharmonic, this massive 25-minute tone poem fills every inch of the concert hall with gleaming orchestral color and ...

ALAMEDA — Many long-time supporters of Alameda’s first poet laureate, Mary Rudge, offered poetry and a tribute to her memory at a Jan. 28 memorial service at Greer Family Mortuary. Filipino ...

Hot Springs musician, psychologist and former Army medic Stevie Mae Douglas will be tonight's feature performer for Wednesday ...

Today’s Poem of the Day, “Music on Christmas Morning,” appeared originally in 1846, in a volume of poetry by three authors, purportedly brothers: Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. The book was a stunning ...